David M Carlile - Hun Plane Caught in Searchlights

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David M Carlile - Hun Plane Caught in Searchlights

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A German observation plane, caught in six searchlights, is fired at by multiple anti-aircraft guns on the ground. This scene occurred along the Arras-Cambrai Road in September 1918.

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1918 watercolor paintings

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world war i in september 1918

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1918

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Canadian War Museum

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1918 watercolor paintings

aircraft in paintings

anti aircraft searchlights

beaverbrook collection of war art

biplanes in art

hundred days offensive

paintings from the canadian war memorials fund

paintings of world war i in the canadian war museum

watercolor paintings in canada

world war i in september 1918

high resolution